Question:
At ICU hour 61.83, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 12-14 breaths/min
B. 24-26 breaths/min
C. 18-20 breaths/min
D. 16-18 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 159.25, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 84-86 %
B. 90-92 %
C. 92-94 %
D. 98-100 %

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 124.08, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 6-8 10^9/L
B. 2-4 10^9/L
C. 0-2 10^9/L
D. 10-12 10^9/L

Answer: D


Question:
At ICU hour 16.82, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 60-62 mmHg
B. 80-82 mmHg
C. 78-80 mmHg
D. 68-70 mmHg

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 102.59, where will the next white blood cell count reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 20-22 10^9/L
B. 18-20 10^9/L
C. 10-12 10^9/L
D. 12-14 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 121.66, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 96-98 %
B. 94-96 %
C. 98-100 %
D. 92-94 %

Answer: D


Question:
At ICU hour 90.20, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded serum creatinine value within the following 6 hours?

Options:
A. 4-6 mg/dL
B. 2-4 mg/dL
C. 8-10 mg/dL
D. 16-18 mg/dL

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 102.59, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 8 hours.

Options:
A. 98-100 bpm
B. 94-96 bpm
C. 90-92 bpm
D. 88-90 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 29.62, which range will the next observed respiratory rate value fall into within the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 10-12 breaths/min
B. 16-18 breaths/min
C. 14-16 breaths/min
D. 20-22 breaths/min

Answer: D


Question:
At ICU hour 29.62, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 26-28 breaths/min
B. 6-8 breaths/min
C. 20-22 breaths/min
D. 14-16 breaths/min

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 17.29, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 8 hours.

Options:
A. 84-86 bpm
B. 98-100 bpm
C. 92-94 bpm
D. 96-98 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 21.78, predict the range for the next mean arterial pressure measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 86-88 mmHg
B. 94-96 mmHg
C. 100-102 mmHg
D. 98-100 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 23.47, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 84-86 %
B. 82-84 %
C. 80-82 %
D. 94-96 %

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 23.47, which range will the next observed oxygen saturation (SpO2) value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 86-88 %
B. 80-82 %
C. 84-86 %
D. 94-96 %

Answer: C


Question:
At ICU hour 3.67, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 4 hours?

Options:
A. 62-64 bpm
B. 64-66 bpm
C. 60-62 bpm
D. 54-56 bpm

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 9.50, predict the range for the next mean arterial pressure measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 98-100 mmHg
B. 116-118 mmHg
C. 84-86 mmHg
D. 80-82 mmHg

Answer: C


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 74.51, which range will the next observed white blood cell count value fall into within the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 12-14 10^9/L
B. 14-16 10^9/L
C. 16-18 10^9/L
D. 18-20 10^9/L

Answer: D


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 72.12, where will the next body temperature reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 34-36 C
B. 30-32 C
C. 40-42 C
D. 32-34 C

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 57.66, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 82-84 bpm
B. 84-86 bpm
C. 98-100 bpm
D. 108-110 bpm

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 2.53, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 8 hours.

Options:
A. 76-78 bpm
B. 70-72 bpm
C. 84-86 bpm
D. 78-80 bpm

Answer: C


Question:
At ICU hour 12.82, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 82-84 %
B. 90-92 %
C. 98-100 %
D. 94-96 %

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 16.15, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 4 hours?

Options:
A. 58-60 mmHg
B. 74-76 mmHg
C. 60-62 mmHg
D. 68-70 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 6.11, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 18-20 breaths/min
B. 6-8 breaths/min
C. 26-28 breaths/min
D. 36-38 breaths/min

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 15.72, predict the range for the next respiratory rate measurement during the next 6 hours.

Options:
A. 18-20 breaths/min
B. 22-24 breaths/min
C. 8-10 breaths/min
D. 20-22 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 6.37, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 30-32 breaths/min
B. 26-28 breaths/min
C. 22-24 breaths/min
D. 20-22 breaths/min

Answer: D


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 18.49, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 76-78 bpm
B. 84-86 bpm
C. 62-64 bpm
D. 68-70 bpm

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 34.75, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 92-94 %
B. 94-96 %
C. 84-86 %
D. 80-82 %

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 29.58, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 52-54 bpm
B. 54-56 bpm
C. 60-62 bpm
D. 64-66 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 22.79, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 2 hours.

Options:
A. 2-4 10^9/L
B. 14-16 10^9/L
C. 6-8 10^9/L
D. 10-12 10^9/L

Answer: D


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 172.40, which range will the next observed mean arterial pressure value fall into within the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 100-102 mmHg
B. 80-82 mmHg
C. 84-86 mmHg
D. 88-90 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 208.49, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 86-88 mmHg
B. 74-76 mmHg
C. 80-82 mmHg
D. 82-84 mmHg

Answer: D


Question:
At ICU hour 7.11, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 6 hours?

Options:
A. 74-76 bpm
B. 102-104 bpm
C. 94-96 bpm
D. 86-88 bpm

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 18.73, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 92-94 %
B. 86-88 %
C. 90-92 %
D. 96-98 %

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 33.08, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 4 hours?

Options:
A. 20-22 breaths/min
B. 10-12 breaths/min
C. 12-14 breaths/min
D. 16-18 breaths/min

Answer: C


Question:
At ICU hour 20.43, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 76-78 mmHg
B. 94-96 mmHg
C. 80-82 mmHg
D. 88-90 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 24.74, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 20-22 breaths/min
B. 26-28 breaths/min
C. 16-18 breaths/min
D. 12-14 breaths/min

Answer: D


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 24.98, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 12-14 breaths/min
B. 16-18 breaths/min
C. 22-24 breaths/min
D. 24-26 breaths/min

Answer: D


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 96.65, where will the next white blood cell count reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 14-16 10^9/L
B. 8-10 10^9/L
C. 6-8 10^9/L
D. 12-14 10^9/L

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 36.14, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 30-32 10^9/L
B. 28-30 10^9/L
C. 20-22 10^9/L
D. 6-8 10^9/L

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 84.31, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 16-18 10^9/L
B. 20-22 10^9/L
C. 14-16 10^9/L
D. 8-10 10^9/L

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 25.32, where will the next white blood cell count reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 16-18 10^9/L
B. 20-22 10^9/L
C. 6-8 10^9/L
D. 14-16 10^9/L

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 3.38, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 68-70 bpm
B. 58-60 bpm
C. 62-64 bpm
D. 76-78 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 11.13, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 92-94 bpm
B. 54-56 bpm
C. 48-50 bpm
D. 40-42 bpm

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 7.35, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 86-88 %
B. 98-100 %
C. 96-98 %
D. 94-96 %

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 11.13, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 84-86 %
B. 98-100 %
C. 92-94 %
D. 96-98 %

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 6.99, predict the range for the next mean arterial pressure measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 106-108 mmHg
B. 88-90 mmHg
C. 132-134 mmHg
D. 78-80 mmHg

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 10.66, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 86-88 bpm
B. 84-86 bpm
C. 88-90 bpm
D. 80-82 bpm

Answer: D


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 9.03, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 70-72 bpm
B. 112-114 bpm
C. 62-64 bpm
D. 58-60 bpm

Answer: D


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 22.20, predict the range for the next mean arterial pressure measurement during the next 2 hours.

Options:
A. 104-106 mmHg
B. 110-112 mmHg
C. 112-114 mmHg
D. 106-108 mmHg

Answer: D


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 39.30, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 18-20 breaths/min
B. 28-30 breaths/min
C. 32-34 breaths/min
D. 26-28 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 46.35, where will the next serum creatinine reading fall in the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 12-14 mg/dL
B. 2-4 mg/dL
C. 14-16 mg/dL
D. 0-2 mg/dL

Answer: D


Question:
At ICU hour 128.29, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded white blood cell count value within the following 4 hours?

Options:
A. 22-24 10^9/L
B. 26-28 10^9/L
C. 34-36 10^9/L
D. 20-22 10^9/L

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 128.29, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 8 hours.

Options:
A. 38-40 10^9/L
B. 34-36 10^9/L
C. 22-24 10^9/L
D. 26-28 10^9/L

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 48.03, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 72-74 mmHg
B. 62-64 mmHg
C. 68-70 mmHg
D. 76-78 mmHg

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 8.42, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 28-30 breaths/min
B. 32-34 breaths/min
C. 24-26 breaths/min
D. 18-20 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 14.01, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 86-88 %
B. 98-100 %
C. 94-96 %
D. 82-84 %

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 18.65, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 8 hours.

Options:
A. 84-86 bpm
B. 88-90 bpm
C. 92-94 bpm
D. 90-92 bpm

Answer: C


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 24.96, which range will the next observed oxygen saturation (SpO2) value fall into within the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 96-98 %
B. 90-92 %
C. 94-96 %
D. 82-84 %

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 23.33, which range will the next observed mean arterial pressure value fall into within the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 64-66 mmHg
B. 90-92 mmHg
C. 86-88 mmHg
D. 74-76 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 8.68, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 4 hours?

Options:
A. 86-88 %
B. 82-84 %
C. 76-78 %
D. 96-98 %

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 6.13, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 74-76 bpm
B. 48-50 bpm
C. 80-82 bpm
D. 84-86 bpm

Answer: D


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 45.14, which range will the next observed respiratory rate value fall into within the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 24-26 breaths/min
B. 18-20 breaths/min
C. 10-12 breaths/min
D. 22-24 breaths/min

Answer: C


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 75.71, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 38-40 10^9/L
B. 26-28 10^9/L
C. 34-36 10^9/L
D. 30-32 10^9/L

Answer: C


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 22.26, which range will the next observed white blood cell count value fall into within the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 28-30 10^9/L
B. 18-20 10^9/L
C. 22-24 10^9/L
D. 12-14 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 50.11, where will the next serum creatinine reading fall in the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 4-6 mg/dL
B. 10-12 mg/dL
C. 6-8 mg/dL
D. 0-2 mg/dL

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 6.90, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 94-96 %
B. 96-98 %
C. 82-84 %
D. 92-94 %

Answer: D


Question:
At ICU hour 7.64, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 24-26 breaths/min
B. 16-18 breaths/min
C. 22-24 breaths/min
D. 6-8 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 15.06, which range will the next observed heart rate value fall into within the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 48-50 bpm
B. 84-86 bpm
C. 70-72 bpm
D. 90-92 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 86.53, where will the next mean arterial pressure reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 72-74 mmHg
B. 68-70 mmHg
C. 74-76 mmHg
D. 58-60 mmHg

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 15.06, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 72-74 %
B. 86-88 %
C. 98-100 %
D. 84-86 %

Answer: D


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 58.96, where will the next white blood cell count reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 6-8 10^9/L
B. 8-10 10^9/L
C. 4-6 10^9/L
D. 0-2 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 10.56, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 12-14 breaths/min
B. 18-20 breaths/min
C. 16-18 breaths/min
D. 20-22 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 32.78, predict the range for the next respiratory rate measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 18-20 breaths/min
B. 14-16 breaths/min
C. 10-12 breaths/min
D. 16-18 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 17.77, which range will the next observed heart rate value fall into within the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 78-80 bpm
B. 80-82 bpm
C. 68-70 bpm
D. 88-90 bpm

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 21.30, where will the next mean arterial pressure reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 82-84 mmHg
B. 74-76 mmHg
C. 72-74 mmHg
D. 66-68 mmHg

Answer: C


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 8.23, which range will the next observed mean arterial pressure value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 74-76 mmHg
B. 82-84 mmHg
C. 70-72 mmHg
D. 96-98 mmHg

Answer: D


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 8.23, which range will the next observed mean arterial pressure value fall into within the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 62-64 mmHg
B. 106-108 mmHg
C. 96-98 mmHg
D. 82-84 mmHg

Answer: C


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 42.85, where will the next white blood cell count reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 8-10 10^9/L
B. 10-12 10^9/L
C. 6-8 10^9/L
D. 4-6 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 65.28, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 6 hours.

Options:
A. 8-10 10^9/L
B. 0-2 10^9/L
C. 10-12 10^9/L
D. 12-14 10^9/L

Answer: D


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 51.29, which range will the next observed oxygen saturation (SpO2) value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 84-86 %
B. 96-98 %
C. 94-96 %
D. 90-92 %

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 8.10, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 98-100 %
B. 84-86 %
C. 80-82 %
D. 92-94 %

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 8.90, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 86-88 bpm
B. 52-54 bpm
C. 72-74 bpm
D. 92-94 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 20.68, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 68-70 mmHg
B. 62-64 mmHg
C. 78-80 mmHg
D. 94-96 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 33.32, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 86-88 %
B. 92-94 %
C. 96-98 %
D. 94-96 %

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 3.41, which range will the next observed heart rate value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 98-100 bpm
B. 104-106 bpm
C. 102-104 bpm
D. 106-108 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 6.91, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 32-34 breaths/min
B. 22-24 breaths/min
C. 16-18 breaths/min
D. 10-12 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 50.96, which range will the next observed heart rate value fall into within the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 158-160 bpm
B. 166-168 bpm
C. 150-152 bpm
D. 88-90 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 50.96, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 158-160 bpm
B. 154-156 bpm
C. 156-158 bpm
D. 88-90 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 93.87, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 94-96 %
B. 86-88 %
C. 74-76 %
D. 96-98 %

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 70.75, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 10-12 10^9/L
B. 32-34 10^9/L
C. 18-20 10^9/L
D. 28-30 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 46.41, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 90-92 %
B. 92-94 %
C. 98-100 %
D. 86-88 %

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 23.82, where will the next mean arterial pressure reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 70-72 mmHg
B. 66-68 mmHg
C. 86-88 mmHg
D. 76-78 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 7.83, which range will the next observed respiratory rate value fall into within the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 10-12 breaths/min
B. 12-14 breaths/min
C. 20-22 breaths/min
D. 14-16 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 18.50, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 68-70 mmHg
B. 84-86 mmHg
C. 94-96 mmHg
D. 78-80 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 112.41, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 6 hours.

Options:
A. 84-86 %
B. 98-100 %
C. 86-88 %
D. 92-94 %

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 49.92, which range will the next observed serum creatinine value fall into within the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 4-6 mg/dL
B. 10-12 mg/dL
C. 2-4 mg/dL
D. 0-2 mg/dL

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 33.91, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 6 hours?

Options:
A. 116-118 bpm
B. 88-90 bpm
C. 120-122 bpm
D. 114-116 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 3.65, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded mean arterial pressure value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 64-66 mmHg
B. 54-56 mmHg
C. 66-68 mmHg
D. 56-58 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 7.16, predict the range for the next respiratory rate measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 18-20 breaths/min
B. 38-40 breaths/min
C. 28-30 breaths/min
D. 24-26 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 59.75, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded white blood cell count value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 6-8 10^9/L
B. 8-10 10^9/L
C. 2-4 10^9/L
D. 0-2 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 15.68, predict the range for the next respiratory rate measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 18-20 breaths/min
B. 30-32 breaths/min
C. 24-26 breaths/min
D. 16-18 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 5.68, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 92-94 %
B. 84-86 %
C. 90-92 %
D. 98-100 %

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 5.68, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 98-100 %
B. 84-86 %
C. 76-78 %
D. 90-92 %

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 18.86, where will the next mean arterial pressure reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 66-68 mmHg
B. 124-126 mmHg
C. 72-74 mmHg
D. 96-98 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 20.88, where will the next mean arterial pressure reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 94-96 mmHg
B. 86-88 mmHg
C. 90-92 mmHg
D. 80-82 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 43.93, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 6 hours?

Options:
A. 48-50 bpm
B. 78-80 bpm
C. 42-44 bpm
D. 44-46 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 32.62, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 4 hours?

Options:
A. 80-82 bpm
B. 78-80 bpm
C. 82-84 bpm
D. 92-94 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 258.76, which range will the next observed white blood cell count value fall into within the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 0-2 10^9/L
B. 44-46 10^9/L
C. 2-4 10^9/L
D. 24-26 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 110.32, which range will the next observed white blood cell count value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 24-26 10^9/L
B. 26-28 10^9/L
C. 16-18 10^9/L
D. 18-20 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 258.76, where will the next mean arterial pressure reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 72-74 mmHg
B. 78-80 mmHg
C. 84-86 mmHg
D. 86-88 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 121.45, which range will the next observed respiratory rate value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 8-10 breaths/min
B. 12-14 breaths/min
C. 16-18 breaths/min
D. 14-16 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 91.34, predict the range for the next mean arterial pressure measurement during the next 6 hours.

Options:
A. 60-62 mmHg
B. 72-74 mmHg
C. 82-84 mmHg
D. 68-70 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 29.24, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 28-30 breaths/min
B. 30-32 breaths/min
C. 24-26 breaths/min
D. 26-28 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 24.87, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 94-96 bpm
B. 48-50 bpm
C. 86-88 bpm
D. 100-102 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 71.43, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 84-86 bpm
B. 58-60 bpm
C. 38-40 bpm
D. 82-84 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 7.81, predict the range for the next respiratory rate measurement during the next 2 hours.

Options:
A. 14-16 breaths/min
B. 8-10 breaths/min
C. 10-12 breaths/min
D. 22-24 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 26.65, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 90-92 %
B. 98-100 %
C. 92-94 %
D. 94-96 %

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 7.64, where will the next body temperature reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 34-36 C
B. 36-38 C
C. 40-42 C
D. 38-40 C

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 5.65, where will the next white blood cell count reading fall in the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 12-14 10^9/L
B. 16-18 10^9/L
C. 4-6 10^9/L
D. 8-10 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 10.53, which range will the next observed white blood cell count value fall into within the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 14-16 10^9/L
B. 16-18 10^9/L
C. 6-8 10^9/L
D. 12-14 10^9/L

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 25.00, which range will the next observed mean arterial pressure value fall into within the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 84-86 mmHg
B. 88-90 mmHg
C. 92-94 mmHg
D. 100-102 mmHg

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 157.24, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 102-104 bpm
B. 98-100 bpm
C. 48-50 bpm
D. 92-94 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 6.54, which range will the next observed oxygen saturation (SpO2) value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 96-98 %
B. 86-88 %
C. 90-92 %
D. 82-84 %

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 29.20, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 8 hours.

Options:
A. 16-18 10^9/L
B. 10-12 10^9/L
C. 8-10 10^9/L
D. 2-4 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 4.99, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 96-98 %
B. 92-94 %
C. 90-92 %
D. 80-82 %

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 9.03, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 10-12 breaths/min
B. 18-20 breaths/min
C. 14-16 breaths/min
D. 6-8 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 37.62, which range will the next observed body temperature value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 30-32 C
B. 36-38 C
C. 34-36 C
D. 38-40 C

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 145.06, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded heart rate value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 30-32 bpm
B. 38-40 bpm
C. 136-138 bpm
D. 52-54 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 3.67, predict the range for the next body temperature measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 38-40 C
B. 34-36 C
C. 36-38 C
D. 30-32 C

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 12.63, where will the next heart rate reading fall in the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 72-74 bpm
B. 66-68 bpm
C. 80-82 bpm
D. 70-72 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 33.42, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 8 hours.

Options:
A. 14-16 10^9/L
B. 10-12 10^9/L
C. 6-8 10^9/L
D. 20-22 10^9/L

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 78.30, predict the range for the next mean arterial pressure measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 96-98 mmHg
B. 98-100 mmHg
C. 74-76 mmHg
D. 106-108 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 56.47, which range will the next observed white blood cell count value fall into within the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 6-8 10^9/L
B. 8-10 10^9/L
C. 0-2 10^9/L
D. 10-12 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 34.72, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 6 hours?

Options:
A. 84-86 %
B. 94-96 %
C. 82-84 %
D. 70-72 %

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 11.90, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 14-16 breaths/min
B. 36-38 breaths/min
C. 22-24 breaths/min
D. 12-14 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 17.70, predict the range for the next respiratory rate measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 16-18 breaths/min
B. 24-26 breaths/min
C. 20-22 breaths/min
D. 12-14 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 48.23, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 22-24 breaths/min
B. 32-34 breaths/min
C. 38-40 breaths/min
D. 16-18 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 3.09, predict the range for the next mean arterial pressure measurement during the next 2 hours.

Options:
A. 84-86 mmHg
B. 86-88 mmHg
C. 80-82 mmHg
D. 78-80 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 12.52, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 74-76 %
B. 84-86 %
C. 98-100 %
D. 96-98 %

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 12.52, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 2 hours.

Options:
A. 86-88 %
B. 84-86 %
C. 98-100 %
D. 88-90 %

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 63.46, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded serum creatinine value within the following 4 hours?

Options:
A. 2-4 mg/dL
B. 4-6 mg/dL
C. 6-8 mg/dL
D. 10-12 mg/dL

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 10.09, which range will the next observed respiratory rate value fall into within the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 10-12 breaths/min
B. 24-26 breaths/min
C. 20-22 breaths/min
D. 16-18 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 10.99, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 20-22 breaths/min
B. 10-12 breaths/min
C. 4-6 breaths/min
D. 6-8 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 38.47, which range will the next observed heart rate value fall into within the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 98-100 bpm
B. 86-88 bpm
C. 88-90 bpm
D. 84-86 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 4.66, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 6 hours.

Options:
A. 84-86 bpm
B. 86-88 bpm
C. 78-80 bpm
D. 72-74 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 13.57, which range will the next observed oxygen saturation (SpO2) value fall into within the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 86-88 %
B. 96-98 %
C. 76-78 %
D. 94-96 %

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 16.11, which range will the next observed heart rate value fall into within the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 48-50 bpm
B. 96-98 bpm
C. 38-40 bpm
D. 54-56 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 75.73, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded serum creatinine value within the following 8 hours?

Options:
A. 2-4 mg/dL
B. 6-8 mg/dL
C. 16-18 mg/dL
D. 4-6 mg/dL

Answer: A


Question:
At ICU hour 93.73, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded respiratory rate value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 24-26 breaths/min
B. 16-18 breaths/min
C. 18-20 breaths/min
D. 20-22 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 31.38, where will the next white blood cell count reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 16-18 10^9/L
B. 14-16 10^9/L
C. 10-12 10^9/L
D. 18-20 10^9/L

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 25.43, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 14-16 10^9/L
B. 8-10 10^9/L
C. 12-14 10^9/L
D. 18-20 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 12.86, which range will the next observed heart rate value fall into within the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 112-114 bpm
B. 98-100 bpm
C. 92-94 bpm
D. 108-110 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 28.39, which range will the next observed respiratory rate value fall into within the next 10 hours?

Options:
A. 10-12 breaths/min
B. 24-26 breaths/min
C. 18-20 breaths/min
D. 26-28 breaths/min

Answer: A


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 81.95, which range will the next observed mean arterial pressure value fall into within the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 94-96 mmHg
B. 106-108 mmHg
C. 78-80 mmHg
D. 100-102 mmHg

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 166.98, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded white blood cell count value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 16-18 10^9/L
B. 8-10 10^9/L
C. 14-16 10^9/L
D. 18-20 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 32.39, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 2 hours.

Options:
A. 92-94 bpm
B. 100-102 bpm
C. 84-86 bpm
D. 86-88 bpm

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 40.69, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 6 hours.

Options:
A. 6-8 10^9/L
B. 8-10 10^9/L
C. 10-12 10^9/L
D. 12-14 10^9/L

Answer: A


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 15.34, predict the range for the next white blood cell count measurement during the next 10 hours.

Options:
A. 14-16 10^9/L
B. 10-12 10^9/L
C. 6-8 10^9/L
D. 4-6 10^9/L

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 9.79, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 2 hours?

Options:
A. 94-96 %
B. 84-86 %
C. 86-88 %
D. 88-90 %

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 12.11, predict the range for the next heart rate measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 70-72 bpm
B. 64-66 bpm
C. 58-60 bpm
D. 46-48 bpm

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 42.43, where will the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) reading fall in the next 2 hours?

Options:
A. 98-100 %
B. 96-98 %
C. 82-84 %
D. 88-90 %

Answer: B


Question:
At ICU hour 8.07, using observations up to that point, which range best matches the next recorded oxygen saturation (SpO2) value within the following 10 hours?

Options:
A. 94-96 %
B. 86-88 %
C. 92-94 %
D. 98-100 %

Answer: B


Question:
Using only data available through ICU hour 20.95, which range will the next observed oxygen saturation (SpO2) value fall into within the next 4 hours?

Options:
A. 98-100 %
B. 86-88 %
C. 92-94 %
D. 74-76 %

Answer: B


Question:
Given the measurements through ICU hour 214.96, where will the next respiratory rate reading fall in the next 8 hours?

Options:
A. 24-26 breaths/min
B. 16-18 breaths/min
C. 18-20 breaths/min
D. 22-24 breaths/min

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 13.11, predict the range for the next oxygen saturation (SpO2) measurement during the next 4 hours.

Options:
A. 96-98 %
B. 86-88 %
C. 82-84 %
D. 84-86 %

Answer: B


Question:
Based on the time series up to ICU hour 2.52, predict the range for the next respiratory rate measurement during the next 2 hours.

Options:
A. 22-24 breaths/min
B. 10-12 breaths/min
C. 16-18 breaths/min
D. 20-22 breaths/min

Answer: B